Thread #12323

who's on your hip hop hit list (hate list actually)

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mista808July 15, 2008
#173617

who's on your hip hop hit list (hate list actually)

i was reading the past post about ice T and soulja boy beefing and i got to thinking about who else out there is faking the funk.... i mean, who out there has no business rapping, claiming their music is hip hop, or songs make no sense that they shouldnt even be on the air...

2 of my other brothers are local artists here in hawaii. one is underground hip hop, and the other is more of a mainstream type hip hop. so i grew up listening to people like mos def, blackthought/the roots, common sense, albums like soundbombing, lyricist lounge, etc... more of the ol school hip hop type shit. i was more of a fan to the black eyed peas first album cuz it was more hip hop than it is now (at least i think) now since they have blown up and made it mainstream their style has switched up and they picked up fergie.... what the hell...

songs from lil wayne get on my nerves, but some of the beats he got are aight. his lyrics suck ass cuz i dont really understand any of it and if i can make out anything he does say, it makes so sense.... hurricane chris can eat a fat one, soulja boy come out with a new dance every song he makes, three 6 mafia used t be good to me, but again since they made it mainstream.....

i was reading a magazine that ghostface did an interview for and he said hip hop was at an all time low as well. all these new artist claiming to be hip hop but all they rap about is fake.... i just wanted to know if there was anyone else that felt the same.... i havent burned any cd's for a long time cuz there is nothing worth listening too. if i do burn something, its all old school joints i havent heard in a long time....
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i was reading the past post about ice T and soulja boy beefing and i got to thinking about who else out there is faking the funk.... i mean, who out there has no business rapping, claiming their music is hip hop, or songs make no sense that they shouldnt even be on the air...
 
2 of my other brothers are local artists here in hawaii. one is underground hip hop, and the other is more of a mainstream type hip hop. so i grew up listening to people like mos def, blackthought/the roots, common sense, albums like soundbombing, lyricist lounge, etc... more of the ol school hip hop type shit. i was more of a fan to the black eyed peas first album cuz it was more hip hop than it is now (at least i think) now since they have blown up and made it mainstream their style has switched up and they picked up fergie.... what the hell...
 
songs from lil wayne get on my nerves, but some of the beats he got are aight. his lyrics suck ass cuz i dont really understand any of it and if i can make out anything he does say, it makes so sense.... hurricane chris can eat a fat one, soulja boy come out with a new dance every song he makes, three 6 mafia used t be good to me, but again since they made it mainstream..... 
 
i was reading a magazine that ghostface did an interview for and he said hip hop was at an all time low as well. all these new artist claiming to be hip hop but all they rap about is fake.... i just wanted to know if there was anyone else that felt the same.... i havent burned any cd's for a long time cuz there is nothing worth listening too. if i do burn something, its all old school joints i havent heard in a long time....
Big LJuly 15, 2008
#173633
Soundbombing lol .... that takes me back. Usually anything on rawkus is pretty good.


As far as hip hop goes it has hit a low point and all the new songs are something you listen to in clubs mainly but since hip hop has been influenced by all types of genres I tend to listen to lots of old records that musicians sample.

To me hip hop currently is when you select the best material from different genres and call it a mixtape. jazz,funk,soul,blues,rap,electronica mainly these genres. Stonesthrows roster makes this happen...
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Soundbombing lol .... that takes me back.  Usually anything on rawkus is pretty good.


As far as hip hop goes it has hit a low point and all the new songs are something you listen to in clubs mainly but since hip hop has been influenced by all types of genres I tend to listen to lots of old records that musicians sample.

To me hip hop currently  is when you select the best material from different genres and call it a mixtape. jazz,funk,soul,blues,rap,electronica mainly these genres.  Stonesthrows roster makes this happen...
chrispyJuly 15, 2008
#173638
Seriously, I have no idea how Lil Wayne got so popular. He is garbage and I can't stand his shitty lyrics or his terrible voice.
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Seriously, I have no idea how Lil Wayne got so popular. He is garbage and I can't stand his shitty lyrics or his terrible voice.
AvantgardeJuly 15, 2008
#173652
you know...I don't know.

I don't wanna jump on the Hate Wayne Train as I've already done before...

you know...I don't know any Current Artists out now...I mean seriously i don't know any. I've severed my ties with current popular music LOL!
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you know...I don't know. 

I don't wanna jump on the Hate Wayne Train as I've already done before...

you know...I don't know any Current Artists out now...I mean seriously i don't know any. I've severed my ties with current popular music LOL!
airmaxJuly 15, 2008
#173661
chrispy;173638 wrote:Seriously, I have no idea how Lil Wayne got so popular. He is garbage and I can't stand his shitty lyrics or his terrible voice.


+1. theres way too many wack artists i can name, but thats the one that i cant believe is actually on top of the charts...i mean...WTF IS HE TALKING ABOUT IN HIS LYRICS????
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[QUOTE=chrispy;173638]Seriously, I have no idea how Lil Wayne got so popular. He is garbage and I can't stand his shitty lyrics or his terrible voice.[/QUOTE]

+1. theres way too many wack artists i can name, but thats the one that i cant believe is actually on top of the charts...i mean...WTF IS HE TALKING ABOUT IN HIS LYRICS????
DamicciJuly 15, 2008
#173663
Wayne
Young Joc or w/e
Soulja Boy
V.I.C. Get silly? gTFO
Hurricane Crackhead Chris
50 Cent, I seriously can't stand that fool's mumblin ass
Nelly
Birdman
Jim Jones
Rick Ross
T-Payne I wish he would make a song with out that damn vocoder
Shawty-Lo LMAO that's all

I like alot of the beats it's catchy gets your attention but if they added some real lyrical content to most of the songs these artists get, Hip-Hop could make a drastic come back.

What's even funnier is how they have so many collaborations now. and it's always some weaker artist with a Heavy Hitter.
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Wayne
Young Joc or w/e
Soulja Boy
V.I.C. Get silly? gTFO
Hurricane Crackhead Chris
50 Cent, I seriously can't stand that fool's mumblin ass
Nelly
Birdman
Jim Jones
Rick Ross
T-Payne I wish he would make a song with out that damn vocoder
Shawty-Lo LMAO that's all

I like alot of the beats it's catchy gets your attention but if they added some real lyrical content to most of the songs these artists get, Hip-Hop could make a drastic come back.

What's even funnier is how they have so many collaborations now. and it's always some weaker artist with a Heavy Hitter.
VIPStyleCarsJuly 15, 2008
#173667
airmax;173661 wrote:+1. theres way too many wack artists i can name, but thats the one that i cant believe is actually on top of the charts...i mean...WTF IS HE TALKING ABOUT IN HIS LYRICS????


Lollipop?!?! :P jk!

My list is pretty close to Damicci's actually. I do like Rick Ross for some odd reason, not for a lyrical sense, but more for the "beat"... I guess at work, I play his music to annoy everyone else around me.

One group that I have been high on my playlist, Blue Scholars. Can't wait to see them live again here in SF when they join the stage with Hiero....
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[QUOTE=airmax;173661]+1. theres way too many wack artists i can name, but thats the one that i cant believe is actually on top of the charts...i mean...WTF IS HE TALKING ABOUT IN HIS LYRICS????[/QUOTE]

Lollipop?!?!  :P   jk!

My list is pretty close to Damicci's actually.  I do like Rick Ross for some odd reason, not for a lyrical sense, but more for the "beat"...  I guess at work, I play his music to annoy everyone else around me. 

One group that I have been high on my playlist, Blue Scholars.  Can't wait to see them live again here in SF when they join the stage with Hiero....
airmaxJuly 15, 2008
#173671
i actually like 50 cent up the middle of the massacre. alot of his mixtapes are dope, get rich or die trying was good and power of the dollar was off the hook. but other than that i can prolly agree to the other 98% of that list, but i do like birdman too...lol.
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i actually like 50 cent up the middle of the massacre. alot of his mixtapes are dope, get rich or die trying was good and power of the dollar was off the hook. but other than that i can prolly agree to the other 98% of that list, but i do like birdman too...lol.
KohinoorJuly 15, 2008
#173672
most of the big name artists nowadays are garbage.. theyre just like everything else - fads.

i seriously wish old school artists like eric b and rakim were still around
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most of the big name artists nowadays are garbage.. theyre just like everything else - fads.

i seriously wish old school artists like eric b and rakim were still around
golfkid777July 15, 2008
#173677
Last Wayne song I really liked was Hustla Music. The way I see it, good hip-hop doesnt sell to the masses anymore. Too harsh on the ears and minds. There are still good MC's you just have to search for their music thats really where its at. Eminem, 50 cent, Wayne, TI... etc. They are all great MC's but play to the ears of the money. They still make great songs, you just have to search or stumble on them.
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Last Wayne song I really liked was Hustla Music.  The way I see it, good hip-hop doesnt sell to the masses anymore.  Too harsh on the ears and minds.  There are still good MC's you just have to search for their music thats really where its at.  Eminem, 50 cent, Wayne, TI... etc.  They are all great MC's but play to the ears of the money.  They still make great songs, you just have to search or stumble on them.
Krammy-toeJuly 15, 2008
#173681
pretty much anyone who came out after 2000. i miss the days of good old story telling. these days all rappers rap about is how much money they got or driving around in their bentleys. i like the samples used in most current songs but hearing these artists not keep time with the beat just irks me.
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pretty much anyone who came out after 2000. i miss the days of good old story telling. these days all rappers rap about is how much money they got or driving around in their bentleys. i like the samples used in most current songs but hearing these artists not keep time with the beat just irks me.
airmaxJuly 15, 2008
#173688
golfkid777;173677 wrote:They still make great songs, you just have to search or stumble on them.

lil wayne actually has a few decent mixtapes.
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[QUOTE=golfkid777;173677]They still make great songs, you just have to search or stumble on them.[/QUOTE]
lil wayne actually has a few decent mixtapes.
golfkid777July 15, 2008
#173690
airmax;173688 wrote:lil wayne actually has a few decent mixtapes.


Exactly. I ended up finding one of them in my CD player from middle school in my parents attic a couple months back. A few songs I quite enjoy on it, though i have no idea as to their names.
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[QUOTE=airmax;173688]lil wayne actually has a few decent mixtapes.[/QUOTE]

Exactly.  I ended up finding one of them in my CD player from middle school in my parents attic a couple months back.  A few songs I quite enjoy on it, though i have no idea as to their names.
OGJuly 15, 2008
#173698
man i wouldn't call it a "hate/hit list", but there is some music that i personally don't like.

1) soulja boy really is as bad as they say. i clowned the f**k out of my boy who bought that bs. i didn't even know who it was at the time. it sounded like little kid music, which i later found out it was.

2) almost every hip-hop/r&b artist. t-pain is the worst, akon gets on my nerves. actually the whole hook singing/crossover thing gets on my nerves. i just don't like singing.

3) damn near anything with a female in it except for trina. not that you'll see me bumpin her music or anything, i just think she's sexy so i let her slide.

4) pretty much the whole "snap" thing.

i was never into the underground hip-hop thing, which seems to be the ppl who always judge the "state of hip-hop". to me its all good. the radio has sucked for as long as i can remember. there are some artists that i liked but are getting progressively weaker (yes wayne... ti is another one and 3-6 seems to be going that way). the way i see it is they did enough for me, if they want to switch it up, and thats how they're livin, then its cool. you'll still see me bumpin the s**t i did like.

i touched on it in the other thread; being succesful is not selling out. if you've been in it long enough and your lifestyle has changed you'd be fake to keep rapping lke it hadn't. i don't want to hear someone that i know has millions and millions of dollars talking about struggling unless its in the past tense.
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man i wouldn't call  it a "hate/hit list", but there is some music that i [I]personally[/I] don't like.
 
1) soulja boy really is as bad as they say. i clowned the f**k out of my boy who bought that bs. i didn't even know who it was at the time. it sounded like little kid music, which i later found out it was.
 
2) almost every hip-hop/r&b artist. t-pain is the worst, akon gets on my nerves. actually the whole hook singing/crossover thing gets on my nerves. i just don't like singing.
 
3) damn near anything with a female in it except for trina. not that you'll see me bumpin her music or anything, i just think she's sexy so i let her slide.
 
4) pretty much the whole "snap" thing.
 
i was never into the underground hip-hop thing, which seems to be the ppl who always judge the "state of hip-hop". to me its all good. the radio has sucked for as long as i can remember. there are some artists that i liked but are getting progressively weaker ([I]yes[/I] wayne... ti is another one and 3-6 seems to be going that way). the way i see it is they did enough for me, if they want to switch it up, and thats how they're livin, then its cool. you'll still see me bumpin the s**t i did like.
 
i touched on it in the other thread; being succesful is not selling out. if you've been in it long enough and your lifestyle has changed you'd be fake to keep rapping lke it hadn't. i don't want to hear someone that i know has millions and millions of dollars talking about struggling unless its in the past tense.
SikNLowJuly 15, 2008
#173701
i blame the founder of this crap revolution.... Puff Daddy aka P Diddy aka Diddy aka P aka Sean John aka thief of beats cuz he uses entire songs not samples and just rhymes over it.

If you like mixtapes i say visit datpiff.com
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i blame the founder of this crap revolution.... Puff Daddy aka P Diddy aka Diddy aka P aka Sean John aka thief of beats cuz he uses entire songs not samples and just rhymes over it.
 
If you like mixtapes i say visit [URL="http://www.datpiff.com"]datpiff.com[/URL]
shoezJuly 15, 2008
#173726
-rawkus records after their beef with el-p and company flow
-MIMS: lyrics are wack, beats are weak. I know that he's pretty much fallen off he map but I still think about how bad "this is why I'm hot" was.
-Plies: I'm tired of hearing him rap about fucking his girl in the butt, it's getting old fast.
-lil wyte: he could be the dumbest white rapper alive. Listen to "oxy cotton" and youll know what I mean.
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-rawkus records after their beef with el-p and company flow
-MIMS: lyrics are wack, beats are weak. I know that he's pretty much fallen off he map but I still think about how bad "this is why I'm hot" was.
-Plies: I'm tired of hearing him rap about fucking his girl in the butt, it's getting old fast.
-lil wyte: he could be the dumbest white rapper alive. Listen to "oxy cotton" and youll know what I mean.
golfkid777July 15, 2008
#173728
HAhAHHA! to the Plies comment!
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HAhAHHA! to the Plies comment!
JOeeJuly 15, 2008
#173731
I still got Soundbombing 3 in my deck. nothing like pullin up to some stunnas playin young joc or something and having one of my songs saying " all ya'll fake ass gangstas rap about is cars and crack" and havin them turn their shit down.
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I still got Soundbombing 3 in my deck. nothing like pullin up to some stunnas playin young joc or something and having one of my songs saying " all ya'll fake ass gangstas rap about is cars and crack" and havin them turn their shit down.
The IslandJuly 15, 2008
#173733
Lil wayne is really hit or miss. Listen to the first track on da carter 3. That shit bumps haaaaaaard.but he isn't a lyrical genius like everyone claims, though he does have some clever lines.anyways, I look at it like this, there's hip hop that I can enjoy on a deeper level and then there's hip hop that I can bump in my car. For example, I've enjoyed lupe fiasco even before food and liquor but a lot of his shit I can't bump.
And about the black eyed peas...they are the biggest sell outs in hip hop EVER! I loved them on bridging the gap.
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Lil wayne is really hit or miss. Listen to the first track on da carter 3. That shit bumps haaaaaaard.but he isn't a lyrical genius like everyone claims, though he does have some clever lines.anyways, I look at it like this, there's hip hop that I can enjoy on a deeper level and then there's hip hop that I can bump in my car. For example, I've enjoyed lupe fiasco even before food and liquor but a lot of his shit I can't bump.
And about the black eyed peas...they are the biggest sell outs in hip hop EVER! I loved them on bridging the gap.
DaygoVIP619July 15, 2008
#173734
chrispy;173638 wrote:Seriously, I have no idea how Lil Wayne got so popular. He is garbage and I can't stand his shitty lyrics or his terrible voice.


i hate lil wayne!
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[QUOTE=chrispy;173638]Seriously, I have no idea how Lil Wayne got so popular. He is garbage and I can't stand his shitty lyrics or his terrible voice.[/QUOTE]

i hate lil wayne!
airmaxJuly 15, 2008
#173744
i forgot i hate plies too. wack ass no talent ass nga
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i forgot i hate plies too. wack ass no talent ass nga
JOeeJuly 15, 2008
#173746
all these new songs use autotone/tune thing its annoying as hell
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all these new songs use autotone/tune thing  its annoying as hell
DamicciJuly 15, 2008
#173761
Yeah Plies is on my list too.
Added up to that Young Jeezy That whole scratchy hoarse voice shit is played.
Lil Mama (just trash)
Kid Sister or lil sister w/e
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Yeah Plies is on my list too.
Added up to that Young Jeezy That whole scratchy hoarse voice shit is played.
Lil Mama (just trash)
Kid Sister or lil sister w/e
jeremys14July 15, 2008
#173771
any song that has to have a dance made up to it is crap. the only real lyricist still going strong i feel is nas. if the music was gone and all that was left were the actual words, he'd run circles around most all other current rappers. lil wayne's stuff is hit or miss as stated earlier. his mixtapes are far better than his actual album releases. as far as tpain's dr. suess hatted ass, i can't think of words horrible enough to describe him.
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any song that has to have a dance made up to it is crap. the only real lyricist still going strong i feel is nas. if the music was gone and all that was left were the actual words, he'd run circles around most all other current rappers.  lil wayne's stuff is hit or miss as stated earlier. his mixtapes are far better than his actual album releases. as far as tpain's dr. suess hatted ass, i can't think of words horrible enough to describe him.
OGJuly 15, 2008
#173778
JOee;173731 wrote:" all ya'll fake ass gangstas rap about is cars and crack"

what else is there?:smiley-rofl:
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[quote=JOee;173731]" all ya'll fake ass gangstas rap about is cars and crack"[/quote]
what else is there?:smiley-rofl:
gatoJuly 15, 2008
#173786
Damicci;173663 wrote:Wayne
Young Joc or w/e
Soulja Boy
V.I.C. Get silly? gTFO
Hurricane Crackhead Chris
50 Cent, I seriously can't stand that fool's mumblin ass
Nelly
Birdman
Jim Jones
Rick Ross
T-Payne I wish he would make a song with out that damn vocoder
Shawty-Lo LMAO that's all

I like alot of the beats it's catchy gets your attention but if they added some real lyrical content to most of the songs these artists get, Hip-Hop could make a drastic come back.

What's even funnier is how they have so many collaborations now. and it's always some weaker artist with a Heavy Hitter.


I agree on the 50's mumblin ass...he sucks

but I disagree with your Birdman and Shawty lo.
Im not saying they are lyrical geniuses....but somethime you gotta love it for the style they put into....the "go getter" style...its MOE baby!
the Fast money albumb and the units in da city are on fire
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[quote=Damicci;173663]Wayne
Young Joc or w/e
Soulja Boy
V.I.C. Get silly? gTFO
Hurricane Crackhead Chris
50 Cent, I seriously can't stand that fool's mumblin ass
Nelly
Birdman
Jim Jones
Rick Ross
T-Payne I wish he would make a song with out that damn vocoder
Shawty-Lo LMAO that's all
 
I like alot of the beats it's catchy gets your attention but if they added some real lyrical content to most of the songs these artists get, Hip-Hop could make a drastic come back.
 
What's even funnier is how they have so many collaborations now. and it's always some weaker artist with a Heavy Hitter.[/quote]
 
I agree on the 50's mumblin ass...he sucks
 
but I disagree with your Birdman and Shawty lo.
 Im not saying they are lyrical geniuses....but somethime you gotta love it for the style they put into....the "go getter" style...its MOE baby! 
the Fast money albumb and the units in da city are on fire
firelizardJuly 16, 2008
#173971
-Lil Wayne. What?
-Belly. Who?
-Birdman. Why are you famous again? Oh wait, you're not.
-Snap, period. Though I do have some for the beats. This includes Hurrican't Chris, Soulja Boy, Yung Joc and whatever else.
-50 Cent. You have money, good for you, now shut up.
-Lil' Mama. You just did a song with Avril Lavigne. Nuff said.

Those are some of the worst offenders imo, But I could go on for days really.
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-Lil Wayne. What?
-Belly. Who?
-Birdman. Why are you famous again? Oh wait, you're not.
-Snap, period. Though I do have some for the beats. This includes Hurrican't Chris, Soulja Boy, Yung Joc and whatever else.
-50 Cent. You have money, good for you, now shut up.
-Lil' Mama. You just did a song with Avril Lavigne. Nuff said.

Those are some of the worst offenders imo, But I could go on for days really.
chrisngoJuly 16, 2008
#174025
I'm not much into the hip hop music scene anymore. I rarely have my radio tuned to FM anymore. I'm usually listinening to old white men talk about politics on AM radio. LOL...good shit tho i love hearing it.

Current hip hop is really just club music now. It's all about getting the girls to take their clothes off or drop it like it's hot. It's been admitted by Mike Jones...it's stripper pole dancing music. Nothing wrong with it, but I think most people want it [hip hop/rap] to speak to a generation.

But when you think about it...how many of us on this board can relate to how some of these rappers grew up? Raise your hand or reply if you can honestly say you lived in poverty, or single mother raising you, or dad is in jail? Not many. I know I can't.

I will never relate to life in the inner city. I will never pretend to be hood.

Most hip hop music today is veering away from the downfalls of society in the cities, the poverty, the crime. In a sense that is good. It is good to see more focus on something positive rather than something negative.

BTW...i currently like Yung Joc...for the beats. I'm more of a "beat" fan...so anything from the south is pretty good right now. Lyrics could use some work...but i'm down with a lot of the "play it loud in the club" shit.
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I'm not much into the hip hop music scene anymore.  I rarely have my radio tuned to FM anymore.  I'm usually listinening to old white men talk about politics on AM radio.  LOL...good shit tho i love hearing it.

Current hip hop is really just club music now.  It's all about getting the girls to take their clothes off or drop it like it's hot.  It's been admitted by Mike Jones...it's stripper pole dancing music.  Nothing wrong with it, but I think most people want it [hip hop/rap] to speak to a generation.

But when you think about it...how many of us on this board can relate to how some of these rappers grew up?  Raise your hand or reply if you can honestly say you lived in poverty, or single mother raising you, or dad is in jail?  Not many.  I know I can't.

I will never relate to life in the inner city.  I will never pretend to be hood.

Most hip hop music today is veering away from the downfalls of society in the cities, the poverty, the crime.  In a sense that is good.  It is good to see more focus on something positive rather than something negative.

BTW...i currently like Yung Joc...for the beats.  I'm more of a "beat" fan...so anything from the south is pretty good right now.  Lyrics could use some work...but i'm down with a lot of the "play it loud in the club" shit.
the_wise_foolJuly 16, 2008
#174036
I can't stand that motherfucker DJ Khaled.
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I can't stand that motherfucker DJ Khaled.
freshJuly 17, 2008
#174065
lil wayne actually has a few good mixtapes out. the reason why most people cant stand him is because they overplay the music and people get tired of it. but lolipop does suck ass thats the worst song on the album... but i really cant stand jay z his voice urks me
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lil wayne actually has a few good mixtapes out. the reason why most people cant stand him is because they overplay the music and people get tired of it. but lolipop does suck ass thats the worst song on the album... but i really cant stand jay z his voice urks me
DIRTYATLJuly 17, 2008
#174094
this new stuff is pretty much crap!! im not mad at these cats for getting their paper, but if it was not made in the 90's im not listening to that shit, cept for Kayne his attitude is jacked up but his beats are hot and his rhymes are pretty clever
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this new stuff is pretty much crap!! im not mad at these cats for getting their paper, but if it was not made in the 90's im not listening to that shit, cept for Kayne his attitude is jacked up but his beats are hot and his rhymes are pretty clever
SkaperJuly 17, 2008
#174096
I think everyone read the title of this thread wrong... it says HIP HOP! Not wack garbage ignorant mofos consider music.
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[B]I think everyone read the title of this thread wrong... it says HIP HOP! Not wack garbage ignorant mofos consider music.[/B]
OGJuly 17, 2008
#174100
just goin by what the op said. i was kinda thinkin the same thing...

even though i don't like (real) hip hop and am an ingnorant mofo.
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just goin by what the op said. i was kinda thinkin the same thing...
 
even though i don't like (real) hip hop and am an ingnorant mofo.
AvantgardeJuly 17, 2008
#174111
BLACKonBLACK98;174100 wrote:just goin by what the op said. i was kinda thinkin the same thing...

even though i don't like (real) hip hop and am an ingnorant mofo.


You know, I don't even know what is "real hiphop" anymore...

Sometimes I stumble across some super-duper wack sh*t...Some "underground" stuff, like Art.I.Miss and Funky DL. It kinda makes me sit back and be like "what the f*ck? Man-up you lil bitch-made punk" Cryin ass lil dudes on the mic grow some chest hair. Funky DL is an ill producer, but he'll be crying on the mic about how some girl broke his heart or how he is just friends with a girl he wants to bone



I still fox with Haiku D'etat and Strange Fruit Project.
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[QUOTE=BLACKonBLACK98;174100]just goin by what the op said. i was kinda thinkin the same thing...
 
even though i don't like (real) hip hop and am an ingnorant mofo.[/QUOTE]

You know, I don't even know what is "real hiphop" anymore...

Sometimes I stumble across some super-duper wack sh*t...Some "underground" stuff, like Art.I.Miss and Funky DL. It kinda makes me sit back and be like "what the f*ck? Man-up you lil bitch-made punk" Cryin ass lil dudes on the mic grow some chest hair. Funky DL is an ill producer, but he'll be crying on the mic about how some girl broke his heart or how he is just friends with a girl he wants to bone



I still fox with Haiku D'etat and Strange Fruit Project.